but they said they had received new information from a source that said that the fbi has finally made and gotten some arrest warrants. several people s names on those arrest warrants. at least four of them, according to the protesters here. and their response to that has been two fold. one says they will break apart and they will go to the hammond ranch. the two ranchers who had to go back to jail after spending time in jail and then having to return because of a federal judge s decision that they did not serve enough time. so they have broken off some of them going to that ranch and some of them staying here on this federal land here at this wildlife refuge. what they are also saying, one of the ranchers, if you want to take a look at some new video in from your show tonight, saying to us, look, i m not going to be arrested. i will not spend any of my life in jail so that the fbi comes to arrest us, i may not leave here
themselves in. it s time for you to leave our community, go home to your families, and end this peacefully. tonight a local oregon sheriff is asking a group of armed anti-government activists who seized control of the federal building in a remote wildlife refuge to leave the community in peace. the call comes just hours after the two ranchers at the heart of the occupation turned themselves in to federal authorities. dwight and steven ham honda, who were convicted of arson in 2012, served time and then were resentenced to five years in prison, something that has made them a cause celebre for the far right-wing group who after a peaceful protest saturday took control of this wildlife refuge headquarters. the almost 200,000-acre refuge borders the hammond ranch. hence the occupation. the hammonds are seeking clemency from the president. they ve said the self-described militia members do not speak for them. that has not stopped the occupiers, led by ammon bundy, son of nevada rancher cl
that s a great point. tonight a local oregon sheriff is asking a group of and also, it s also here s armed anti-government activists one thing to look for. who seized control of the a lot of talk about ads aren t federal building in a remote working in this cycle. wildlife refuge to leave the most of those jeb bush ads have community in peace. been positive ads, which tend the call comes just hours after not to like let s see how the two ranchers at the heart of when the ad barrage starts and the occupation turned themselves people start tattooing each other on the airwaves in iowa in to federal authorities. and new hampshire you will see numbers move. dwight and steven hammond who that s coming. were convicted of arson in 2012, michael steele, jess served time and then were mcintosh, thank you both. still to come, the democrats resentenced to five years in are ramping up for iowa but is bernie s new ground game good enough to catch hillary? prison, something that has mad
right-wing group who after a peaceful protest saturday took control of this wildlife refuge headquarters. the almost 200,000-acre refuge borders the hammond ranch. hence the occupation. the hammonds are seeking clemency from the president. they ve said the self-described militia members do not speak for them. that has not stopped the occupiers, led by ammon bundy, son of nevada rancher cliven bundy, who had an armed standoff with the federal government last year, from invoking their name. the group, who wants the government to cede control of federal lands to local authorities, said they re willing to occupy the building for years. it has been left to us to decide whether we allow these things to go on or whether we make a stand so they will not happen to other people across this country, so they will not come into our homes and take away our rights and they will not come into our children s home and take away their rights. it s unclear exactly how many
that you see here in the background. well, now, when you say beautiful cliffs, that s the understatement. what are we lookin at? why is it this color? and i assume this is why red rock canyon got its name. that is correct, huell. the area here has a transverse fault called the garlock fault that comes off the sierra nevadas and tehachapi mountains, and this area was covered with a lot of sand and sedimentary rock many, many years ago in the miocene, the pliocene era. well, then, later came a volcanic surge and laid over it, and then with this fault uplifted, and most of these all these cliffs, besides this cliff, faced to the south, and as the wind and rain came along, it eroded and made these fabulous curtains as you go down and see these cliffs here in red rock canyon. yeah, not only oh, look over here, when you talk about curtains, this is just spectacular. not only the color, which is the first thing that hits you, but the formations themselves. this is i ve ne